Finance and corporate news.
(Timetable on Tuesday)
Withjustin Webb and Andrew Harvey. (Timetable on Tuesday)
With Zoe Ball , Chris Jarvis and Ratz.
Animated adventures.
The team tries out some more sports.
The Patch Stop.
Regional News; Weather
England v New Zealand
Live coverage from Trent Bridge of the first morning's play in the first
Cornhill Insurance Test. Commentary by Richie Benaud , Geoffrey Boycott , David Gower and Richard Hadlee.
Introduced by Tony Lewis. Television presentation Alan Griffiths Executive producer Keith Mackenzie
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Including at 12.00 News; Regional News and Weather
(Details at 5.35pm) Stereo
Followed by A Bird In the Nest
Hosted by Henry Kelly.
On a cold night 50 years ago, two British frogmen crawled onto a Normandy beach to take samples of sand from under the noses of German sentries. Sir Huw Wheldon tells the story of the Allied plans and preparations for Operation Overlord.
Producer Roy Davies
With Toby Anstis and Ratz.
Animation.
Sixth of a 12-part all-puppet comedy drama.
Zany fun.
Last in the puppet series.
Anthea Turner travels to France to tell the story of one day that changed the world - D-Day. With Diane-Louise Jordan and Tim Vincent.
Helen receives some shattering news.
With John Humphry s and Moira Stuart. Weather Suzanne Charlton
Today: the swallow.
Ricky gets his comeuppance, while Steve loses his dignity.
This week's episodes written by Arnold Yarrow, Michael Robartes and Tony Etchells
(Stereo) (Subtitled)
The scene is busy, but disciplined. The sophisticated and well-ordered pattern of life in a bee colony helps illustrate this fascinating study of insect communities, captured by the latest close-up photography.
Producer Steve Nicholls First shown on BBC2
By the Liberal Party.
With Michael Buerk. Subtitled
Regional News Weather Suzanne Charlton
In 1987 a gang fight on a Hampshire council estate ended with the death of one man, Malcolm Barker. Dave Smith confessed to clubbing Barker with a baseball bat, but it was his friend Sam Hill who was found guilty of the actual blow that caused his death and he was sentenced to life imprisonment.
Investigations by the Rough Justice team two years ago culminated both in a televised confession from Smith that it was his blow that killed Barker as well as forensic evidence backing up his story. But when the case was referred to the Court of Appeal, the judges decided Smith was "untruthful" and Hill remained in prison.
This second programme on the subject, True Confessions, takes Smith back to the scene to recall the events of the night and also interviews his probation officer, members of his family and a criminal psychologist who believes that Smith is telling the truth. Producer Charles Hunter says: "Quite simply, we think the appeal courtjudges have compounded a tragic miscarriage of justice." Director Robin Sheppard
The Rt Hon Michael Heseltine , the President of the Board of Trade, and John Prescott , Labour's employment spokesman join tonight's panel. Producer Prue Keely
Editor Alexandra Henderson
A Brian Lapping production for BBCtv
Highlights of the first day's play between England and New Zealand.
RCN Nursing Update
